Faith No More King for a Day Socks

The band once described themselves as “an odd and dysfunctional family“. That means having a lot in common, yet fighting passionately. During the recording of the band’s fifth album it was Jim Martin’s turn for disruption. Unhappy with Faith No More's new sound, Martin became uncooperative and was fired, while Roddy Bottum fell deep in his heroin addiction. Yet, within all this turmoil, the album was far from unsuccessful, with about 1,5 million copies sold. The fact that it mixed many different genres at once, confused and polarized the critics, but no one could blame the band.